Offline sales. People are truly missing out.

Now don't get me wrong. Offline sales takes skill, work and some money. There are tops and tricks to building an inventory without going into debt or needing an investor. What I see when I do these shows and the venues is the fact that there is never any new companies setting up. Is always us, the same 10 people. The money isn't steady and depending on how you want to do it you might only be working a few months out of the year.But in those few months you can make more money than all year online. I have worked a total of 14 days and I'm up $25,000 my wife has worked 16 days and is up almost $70,000. That's clear profit after expenses.I don't know what's keeping people online only. Do both. Like I will for the first time next year. I have a break from January to early may. This year whatever stock I have left over after Christmas I'm just going to send to Amazon, post it and if it sells it sells. I'm not doing that for just money, it also allows me to move the previous years inventory.An example: Last weekend my wife had her food truck at the fair. We are in a heatwave so I decided not to put up my booth. I finally cinched all the numbers. She did $21,000 in sales and expenses we're almost $8,000. That was including payroll, everything.2 days, $14,000. So this year in just 16 days she has made more than what it originally cost me to set it up, which was $40,000. Just clarifying I provided the startup capital in exchange for 15% and get another 5% for handling the books. We are married, but have seperate finances.And my total debt for both companies was $0.Questions? Just ask and I'll do my best to answer them. see hubwealthy.com/wealthy